SaaS / Productivity · 2026

TaskFlow

End-to-end product design for a task management SaaS — dashboard, tasks, projects, analytics, calendar, and reports, built as one coherent system.

TaskFlow task management dashboard design in a device mockup

Services

  • UI/UX & Product Design
  • Design System
  • Data Visualization

Stack

  • Figma

Outcome

  • 9+ Full screens designed as one system
  • 1 Scalable component library, dev-ready
  • 100% Consistent tokens across every view

The brief

Task management tools tend to grow into cluttered cockpits. TaskFlow’s goal was the opposite: a dashboard a team lead can read in ten seconds — who’s overloaded, what’s overdue, what needs a decision — without hunting through menus.

What we did

We designed the full product surface in Figma: dashboard, tasks, projects, analytics, calendar, reports, chat, and help — nine-plus screens sharing one token system and one component library. The data visualization carries the product: status distributions, priority donuts, team-activity heatmaps, and workload tables designed to be read, not decorated.

Every component ships with states — hover, empty, loading, overflow — so development starts from answers, not questions.

The result

A dev-ready design system a team can build from directly: consistent spacing and color tokens, componentized charts, and screens that scale from a five-person startup to a fifty-person team without redesign.

TaskFlow tasks view with list, filters and priorities
Tasks — dense information, calm hierarchy. Scanning stays effortless at 100 tasks.
TaskFlow analytics view with charts and team metrics
Analytics — every chart answers a question a manager actually asks.
TaskFlow calendar view with scheduled tasks
Calendar — workload made visible before it becomes a problem.
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